Marine Harvest Finance Director Henrik Heiberg told attendees at the IntraFish Seafood Investment Forum Thursday that while the company didn't turn in a great third-quarter performance, it plans to invest in its feed operations.
Likewise, the company's value-added division will also see more investment. It's secondary processing facility in Poland will have some NOK 300 million invested over 2013-2015. The valu-added processing unit in Europe will be expanded to handle a production capacity of 40,000 metric tons.
Heiberg also said the company was looking at opening a second operation in Japan.
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Marine Harvest: Feed, VAP to get more attention
The world's largest salmon farmer told attendees of the IntraFish Seafood Investment Forum more investment in feed and value-added processing is on its way.
7 December 2012 14:19 GMT
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7 December 2012 13:39 GMT
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